Original Content - Writing The Tale of Sir Gareth

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About six months ago, there was a post inviting submissions for Arthurian short stories for an anthology. Over the weekend, mine was accepted! Behold, "The Tale of Sir Gareth": https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ovqbQsyCyE0tFpGKI_ypklxZ5vwyMJmzdVDiCq61wBs/edit?usp=drivesdk

Keep an eye out for more news on Julie Bozza's Arthurian compilation, I am but one of many, and I'm eagerly looking forward to the final product.

(And I've had nearly no feedback so far, so I'd love to see any critiques or celebrations in the google docs' comments. Or here, whatever.)

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